A tale of four continents. An oak tree grown in a Belgian garden, supporting a Japanese Wisteria, found a home in California and featured in @vogueliving Australia.
Live-edge oak table and benches at a Holmby Hills residence in LA via @studiobalestra photographed by @william.jess.laird
Albrecht Dürer’s truncated hexahedron is captivating to say the least. Based on an apical elongation of a perfect cube by square root of 2 its measurements hold the square roots of all the numbers from 1to 16 that also appear in the magic square depicted in his engraving ‘Melancolia’. This is the solution of the riddle to which Dürer added his magical touch incorporating the year engraving was made, 1514. It is also simply a very pleasing polyhedron to look at
I dedicate this Centennial table to our mother, Jelena Kovačič b. 1925 23rd August - d. 2003 31st August, for bestowing us with incommensurable inspiration.
